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16 hours ago ago from Through Sullivan\'s Eye
by JC Sullivan Senator Jay Rockefeller, at a confirmation hearing of Gary Locke for Commerce Secretary, said “It really almost makes you ask the question would it have been better if we had never invented the Internet.” He said a figure of three million cyber "attacks" are launched against the Department of Defense every day. According to Kurt Nim, writing in Infowars, Jay Rockefeller’s comments "reveal an astounding degree of ignorance ...
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8 hours ago ago from Hacker Journals
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22 hours ago ago from Questechie - Trends In Internet Technology
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